POEM

POEM


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Word: poem
Phonetic: /ˈpoʊ̯ɪm/
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A literary piece written in verse.
A piece of writing in the tradition of poetry, an instance of poetry.
A piece of poetic writing, that is with an intensity or depth of expression or inspiration greater than is usual in prose.


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A Dream Within a Dream
A ___ is never finished
A ___ should not mean / But be: MacLeish
Birches
Casey at the Bat
Funeral Blues
Invictus
Jabberwocky
Odyssey
Ozymandias e.g.
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
The Auroras of Autumn or Trees
The Cremation of Sam McGee
The raven
The Waste Land
Trees or Birches
Trees
A ___ should not mean / But be: Archibald MacLeish
2009 inauguration recitation
Alis Me. Whee!
Auden offering
Bards creation
Beautiful lyrics
Billy Collins creation
Bit of Frost?
Bob Dylan song
Browning bread and butter?
Browning meat and potatoes?
Browning output
Browning piece
Browning work
Burns offering
Burns writing
Clerihew or haiku
Clerihew
Collection of staves
Countee Cullen output
Cranes creation
Cumming attraction?
Cummings attraction?
Dithyramb
Ditty
Donne deed
Dove creation
Dylan lyric?
Dylan song?
Elegy
Eliot effort
Epode
Ezra Pound work
Fancy foot work?
Feature of many a sympathy card
Feet are divisions of a meter in this
Field work
Frost bit?
Frost creation
Frost lines
Frost lines?
Frost output
Frost product
Frost work
Frosts Fire and Ice
Frosts Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening is one
Grass piece
Gray lines
Gray piece
Greeting card feature
Greeting card item
Greeting-card feature
Greeting-card innards
Haiku
Haiku or elegy
Haiku or ode
Haiku or sonnet
Hallmark card text
Hallmark filler
Housman piece
Housman work
In it
It begins in delight and ends in wisdom: Robert Frost
It earned Edgar Allan a thousand
It has been compared to a tree
It has feet in a line
It has many feet
It may be measured by a meter
It may be measured in feet and meters
It may scan
It may see a bonnet
It rhymes
Its got rhythm
Its less lovely than a tree
Its never finished
Its not lovely as a tree
Its sometimes made of couplets
Item for a meter reader?
Its structure may include feet
Jewel work
Jim Morrison work
Keats work
Lay
Limerick or haiku
Limerick or sonnet
Limerick
Literary composition
Love lines?
Lyric
Masters piece
Masters work
Maya Angelou work
Meter mans offering
Meter readers reading
Metered reading
Metric Pound piece
Metric work
Nash product
Nash rambler?
Ninth word of Trees
Nursery rhyme
Ode
Ode or haiku
Ode or sonnet
Ogden Nash output
Pentastich
Piece for a meter reader?
Piece with a rhyme scheme
Plath offering
Poe production
Pope creation
Pope piece
Popes work
Pound output
Pound piece
Pound product
Pound work
Pretty lyric?
Prior work
Prothalamion
Rhapsody
Rhymed verse
Rhyming composition
Rhyming literature
Rhyming work
Rhythmic writing
Riddle
Robert Browning work
Robert Frost piece
Robert Frost writing
Romantic recital
Romantic recitation
Rondelet
Roundelay
Scanning work
Service lines
Service lines?
Skalds opus
Slam offering
Sonnet or haiku
Sonnet or ode
Sonnet
Stressful work?
Valentines Day gift
Verbal composition
Vergil verses
Verse
Verse form
Versifiers output
Villanelle
Whitman sampler?
Whitman work
Words by Wordsworth
Words from Wordsworth
Wordsworth words
Wordsworth work
Work with a meter
Work with feet
Work with feet?
Writing assignment at times
Result of playing the game bouts-rimés.
The Waste Land, for instance.
Opus by T. S. Eliot.
See 5 Down.
Artistic creation.
John Brown's Body, for instance.
Lyric beauty.
Sandburg's forte.
Product of 51 Down.
John Brown's Body, for example.
Forte of 30 Across.
The May Queen, for instance.
Triolet.
Anything beautiful.
Thing of beauty
Literary form
Concise, beautiful expression.
Invictus, for example.
Catullus opus.
To A Skylark
A thing of beauty
The Gift Outright, for one.
Quatrain
Ballad
Madrigal
Literary work
Work of art
Editorial page feature
Metrical word.
Eclogue
The Lady of the Lake.
Something of lyric beauty.
Madrigal, for one.
Leaves of Grass selection.
Frost piece
Trees, for one
Lyrical creation
Moore work
T. S. Eliot product
Evangeline, for one.
Rhymer's opus
Keats output
Patterns or Birches
Quatrain container
Christina Rossetti's Up-Hill, e.g.
Tone
Skald's opus
Rondel, e.g.
Lamia is one
Anne Sexton creation
Rondelet or roundel
This helped save Old Ironsides
Cowper creation
Plath gem
Houseman product
H.D. offering
Laureate's product
Bard's product.
Ode, e.g.
Thanatopsis, e.g.
Tennyson product
Ulalume, e.g.
Meter man's offering
Pentastich, e.g.
Idyl or sonnet
Wilbur product
James Merrill product
Wilbur work
Mona Van Duyn creation
Haiku, e.g.
Limerick, e.g.
Lay, e.g.
Sonnet, e.g.
Greeting card feature, often
Jabberwocky, for one
A Dream Within a Dream, e.g.
Elegy, e.g.
Pope's work
Hallmark card text, often
Odyssey, for one.
Rhapsody, e.g.
Ditty, e.g.
Scanning work, often
It's never finished, only abandoned, per Paul Valéry
Something to scan
46-Down, for one
Offering in The New Yorker
It should not mean / But be, per Archibald MacLeish
Work by Wordsworth or Whitman
Greeting card text, often
Many a hymn, essentially
Haiku, for one
One adorns the Statue of Liberty
Verse composition
Composition in verse
See 15
American writer, male, produces verse
Overwork measure of verse
Literary work in English penned by Englishman
Pope output
35-Across, e.g.
Creative writing assignment
Metered work, usually
Work often recited
Common greeting card content
It may be measured in feet
See 22
Author marks work by Yeats
Writer's masterwork?
Author married to his work …
Foot work?
Subject of a meter reading
Literary verse
Limerick, for one
Sonnet or limerick
Ode or limerick
Lyric, essentially
Recitation at some slams
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, at first
Song lyric, sort of
America is a __ in our eyes: Emerson
The Bronx No Thonx was one from 1931, later apologized for in 1964
Amanda Gorman creation
Hardy work
Amanda Gorman's The Hill We Climb, for one
Common greeting card inclusion
It's measured in both feet and meters
Muhammad Ali's Me! Whee!, e.g.
Adrienne Rich work, e.g.
A short one by Ogden Nash reads Parsley / is gharsley
Lines measured by feet
Work with feet, but not hands
The Iliad, for one.
Divide into contrasting groups
Belittle
How a plain bun can be spotted
Weapon an American lawyer ships
Piece of verse
Englishman in Australia welcomes English literary work
Johnsons written about Old English verse
The Raven, e.g.
Tennyson piece
Byron work
Browning work?
Metered lines
Byron offering
Dylan Thomas product
Trees, e.g.
Paradise Lost, e.g.
To Autumn, for one
Fancy foot work?
Browning thing
Dickinson work
Dickinson work
It may be measured in both feet and meters
66-Across, for one
66-Across, for one
Amanda Gormans The Hill We Climb, e.g.
Audre Lorde creation
Metrical composition
Villanelle or tanka
Maggie Smiths Good Bones, e.g.
Maggie Smiths Good Bones, e.g.
Ben Jonsons On Spies, e.g.
Sonnet, for example
Horror writer beginning to make lyrical work
Part of some greeting cards
Ada Limón work
Quince takes job, turning up for stressful work?
Longfellow creation
Metrical work
Epigram or elegy
2 marks his work, perhaps
Brownings work
Inclusion in a love letter, maybe




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